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Super Mario Bros Power Up Card Game, Underwater Edition

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Endelig fikk jeg tak i Super Mario Bros Power Up Card Game, Underwater Edition. Jeg tror det har gått omtrent et år siden det ble annonsert. Jeg har begge versjonene, men har ikke spilt noen av dem. Er det ganske bra?

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